Yes, but your Yahoo account is through AT&T. You need to go to your spam filter and either approve emails from GOG or retrieve them from the spam filter and allow them through.

I have had to show a couple of people whose computers I work on how to do this. Go to ATT Yahoo and log in to your email account. Then go to your spam filter.

ATT Yahoo

If you need to set up another email account, I would suggest either Gmail or Outlook.com which is replacing Hotmail.

I did go thru all the spam for the last few days, and there was nothing there from GOG.GOG said they were deleted while on the way. I usually dump it once a week after scrolling to see if there was anything but spam

How would I go about approving emails from GOG ??

It's possible it was deleted at the server. My ISP gives me a way to force certain domains through. I don't know if ATT Yahoo gives you that option. You might try looking in the support part of the website and doing a search.

To be honest, I think the easiest things would be to just create a Gmail account just for things like this and use it. Then you won't have to deal with Yahoo at all.

I'M GOING CRAZY
I filled out the form for Gmail,
SEVEN times and each time it flipped back to put in a password. I think it's those wobbley thick letters they want you to type, I can't tell what the stupid letters are.

I'm going to turn the puter off and make myself a very LARGE glass of Disaronno & club soda, & hit the Telley.

I don't know if it will help you, but gmail does have an "audio challenge" you can use instead of the "CAPTCHA" letters. (If you ask me, it's even worse than the letters though)

At least I see a "skip this verification" box. I'm not sure how that works. You may have to verify over the phone.

I see they've got a feedback page, where you can tell them the words were too hard to read (click the little question mark on the same line as the box for typing in the letters).

Took a pill, and slept for 20 hours., and made a short visit the the Casino. So I'm ready for another go at getting downloads.

Put on my thinking cap (It does wok once in a while) and wondered why I did'nt just ask for a couple other download outfits to try.

So, which one's would be most likely to let me use IE? Do most of them have about the same price on their games????

Well, there is Adventure Shop. The link to Adventure Shop is at the top of the page. But if you want something DRM-free your only alternative is DotEMU.com and some Gamersgate games. Note that Gamersgate games have a trick if you want to store them on DVD.

I have no idea if any of them has problems with IE9.

Big Fish is probably the easiest, since their Game Manager does everything. But some of the adventure games they offer have had problems due to compression and some have left out part of the larger adventure games to decrease the size.

Is there a problem with trying a browser like FireFox or Opera? You don't have to use them all the time if you prefer IE. IE will always prompt you to make it your default browser if your default browser is somehow changed by another browser.

Thanks, sweets,. I got Firefox, but it opens with the same screen as IE with the same info, and just sits there, can't change anything. And for some reason, I can't grt the print large enough to see without my large magnent.

I'll give the places you gave me a look-see.
Thanks muchly.

How far do you get in the checkout, Granny?
Do you see a screen like this?
http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/189/picture1nta.png

Does it let you choose credit card or Paypal?

I got a box something that when I was putting the games in the cart, but when I clicked the BUY button, it went to the sign-In page again. All my info was there (name, address, credit cad info, Email info,) the Password line was blank, but it would not accept my password. That's when the fun ( Yaa, right) began.

I have never used Paypal, and there was no box for it anyway.